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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE DELLA FED BYA PIN.

A blockade OF unusual magnitude occurred yesterday
morning a little before O'Clock on the Third Avenue
Elevated Railroad just above Forty secondst. which
blocked trains far back Eightyninth st.. delaying
travel for fully half hour The cause OF the accident
was the breaking OF Drank pin OF the piston rod OF
locomotive moving on the downtown track Tho pas
sengers allowed at first TO leave the rans the
RENE inbrance accident in which fell from
the track when blockade took place account Of d
Are probably being st fresh In the officials minds, and
opened All sorts of stories and explanations OF the
cause OF the BLOCKADE circulated along the two
m~s Of DELAYED trsinA and there uneasiness
amone~ the 10000 passengers over the uncx planned
delay About O'Clock the gates were opened and pas
by swanod the tracks 70 the plat
form where they descended and took surface oars down
town Half an after the blockade began tho trains
one was injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
EHEARrLEss TREATMENT OFF POOR MOTHER

EHEA RTLEsS TREA TKEST Of POOR MOTHER
Sanitary officials told yesterday that one OF the
city underakers bad been guilty Of extraordinary mean
ness His accuser was Mrs. Brown. poor woman Who
lives with her sick husband In an uptown tenement
house Mrs Browns child died recently and. ~ her
husband had boon out of work for some tme was Win
the greatest difficulty that she paid the undertaken sl2
upon his agreement bury the child in Calvary Gene
terry Among the items In the undertakcrs bill was
81 so for burial permit" Mrs Brown WIS not able 10
20 and whore the body OF her child was laid 4.
burial permits furnished free OF charge by the
Health Department Yesterday she went 70 SANITARY
not been buried In Calvary, bat in Potters Field II
looked the city hadpAid for the enral o. the BODY
collected $i2 nothing In the absenoe OF President
Bayles yesterday the sanitary officials refused 70 MAKE
{aker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
TROUBLE OVER AN opERETrA SETTLED.

The operatta called The Queens Lace Handkerchief
By Johann Strauss was the subject OF suit brought TO
trial IN the Superior Court before Justice TruaS, which
was settled yesterday without being submitted to the
jury Julia Hayes Percy, who owns one.haif interest
In It, sued Colonel John A. McCau the theatrical man
ager making his employe, George II. Dunlap. aud her
law Sarah " Percy. who owns tho other one
half intsrsst co-defeudants The complaint set forth
that Colonel McCaul after the period for which no bad
tue right TO present the opereta had expired
refused TO sive up the manuscript She demanded that
II be gvon her and that Colonel McCanll be required
to pay her So 900 damages Colonel McCnull explained
that original manuscript had destroyed at the
burning OF the Academy Of Music in Buffalo in March.
1895 s expressed his willingness to give her he copies
OF the brctto and musical which he hal his
session and pay 800 costs Tho offer accepted
and the suit was Withdrawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
RITZ OF LEGAL NEWS.

An attachment granted by Judge Aleu- Of the Court
OF Pleas yesterday against the property OF Francis
c. Fera formerly importer OF laces at No. 272 Church
ar at the sut Of Adelaide r. Johnston claim for
balance 80 She charges that he has disposed
Of his property with ntsnt to dsfrsud his creditors Her
agent Alexander Johnston IN An afdavt says
that Ferris pretended sale OF his business to his
oa mariner James Cewlin for $780, the latter
ON September made pretended giving prefer
spces for over $4,000 and acknowledging claim Of Ferns
Tor s76 600 which half e the total hAbtes The
stopped sale about to be made TO satisfy this
claim Of Ferris ~, ... Ar. 49,
ing Of tssony his proceeding for the probate OF viii
Alleged 10 have been his favor by James H. Pano
the mser yesterday admitted TO probate It's dated
July TO- 1885, aud the witnesses are Colonel Ethan Allen
ana Edward I. McDermstt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
ygw.roRK srgAx COMPANY AND THE oTrY.

Alderman Conkling at the meeting OF tho Board yes
terJay offered resolution setting forth that the New
York steam Company has executed bond in the sun OF
$4,000 place In proper repair the street pavsments
where torn up by IT, and requesting the Corporatisn
luaop he believes II has violated the terms OF It's grant
Mr bowling offered a substitute, saying that II 10
charged that the comp, ~ has monopelized certain
quesng the Corporation counsel 70 report what power
the Common Council has Ia the premises ana what new
and stringent ordinances arc required to remedy this
evil.
Mr.. Flyun asked that the matter be laid for
There various motions 70 refer II To the Law
other ommitteos, and finally the whole matter was
referred street Paw Ing with instrue
tons 10 report al the next meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05

long cloaks shown for winter and there are
dressy wool this elegant
enough for church. Plain listers and newmarkes are
again In great variety. Seal already
displayed for cold days, AMI In length from long
newmarkes 10 short only twenty four inches In
length. Some exceedingly pretty seal NANTES dis
played this season fitting closely at the back and made
with short nun sleeves. English waterproof
coaks demonstrate that finally manufacturers have sue
caeded IN making really handsome waterproof They
shown I'm great variety OF shapes. Some OF the
Visitors with bell sleeves with sling sleeves
They made OF silk and wool and OF pure silk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
RPooKLyN CITY WINS A TEST CASE.

Information received by Corporation Counsel
Jenks Of Brooklyn yesterday that the Court Of Appeals
had decided In favor OF the city in the suit to compel
George Copeland to take title to the lots he bought at the
sale OF the soaed East Side lands, which were origin
ally condemned for park purposes aud were intended to
be ia Prospect Park before the panOf extend
ing IL westward adopted The suit test one to
soto tho Queston whether the use OF the lands FOR park
mr. being abandoned they would not the
original owners. They were put up At auction In 1881
and portion was sold The sale OF the rcst has been
nu the settlement of this suit The property
In question the finest part OF the Ninth Ward and ad-
ioins tho PARK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
gWELRYswryDLER REARREsTED.

John Bough, who was arrested In June 1886, on
charge OF swndling r. Herbert Of No 20 Maidenane,
out OF Jewery valued nj over $1,000, was rearrested
yesterday IN NewJersey by Detective Sergeant Nc
NaughL and was taken before Judge Gilderseeve who
committed him to the Tonbs without bail Bough had
escaped from the state after securing bail last spring
His wife gave security his bond An attachment was
issued under which he arrested .
Boug secured the jewery by saying that he thought
that he could find purchaser for It, He pawned IL Tor
$500 and paid that amount account 10 hr HERBERT.
lie was subsequently, indicted for grand larceny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
=. pArAS rOR SOHOOL rRUSrEES.

At THO meeting of the Board OF Education to-day tho
tee on Trustees will present the names OF oandi-
for trustees IA the welta and In the Ninth Wards
In the Twelfth Ward Mrs L. G. Warner has been men
toned for the office bu was stated Yesterday that the
eon mittee had decided not 10 present w0naas name
Lawson N Fuller and David Rutsky, OF Harlem. are
among the candidates for the places, and eacn . Hfsea
bv MANY friends for the appointment In tho MINI
Ward IL was said tho long contest for the vacant
truseeshp will be settled by tho appointment or Dr.
Mcnamara, q we'll known ply scian OF that ward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05

ryp CHOLERA SHIP ALLOWED TO ENTER PORT.
Tn, Italian steamship Alesia which arrived at this
port week ago Friday. with cholera on board cane
up tho Bay yesterday and vent to tho Columbia stores
Brooklyn but was ordered away by the Brooklyn
authorities and Down to Robbins reef The rev
DR. Newland Maynard Of Brooklyn. and Mrs Roussstt
and her daughter OF Paterson N j., the three caoin
passsnQsrs, came up to the city on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
IRGUE THE SHARP cASFAGAIN.

Assistant District ttorney Delaney Sicon was at
all day Yesterday In preparing for the argument IN
sharps case before Chief Judge Ruger at Albany to
morrow dillgent search has disclosed few author-
ties on the questions involved which had not previously
been cited. The argument will be on the lines of that
made before the General Term few weeks ago. Mr.
MARITIME aud Mr. Nico Will go to Albany either tonight
will 20 on at once and will be finished within day or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05

GEBHA RUS " GROONSHAN" DISCHARGED
Charles Bingham, tho private coachman OF Frederick
Gebhari, who was accused of larceny on Monday by
Alfred Cronklsy the stable boy. discharged yeser
day BY Justice Duffy at Jefferson Market Police Court
HIS Honor received the following letter FROM MI GeD-
hard:
FRIEND JUDGE one OF my groomsmen Is coming up 10.
fore YOU this morning The boy that oSe the comp amt
rss. withdraw It. and trust you Will allow II and uis
me "EathfulIv YOURS T. 6BBHARD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
MRS TERRY DOES NOT WANT A DIVORCE.

The suit Of Mrs. Grace Dalton Terry for absolute
divorce from Antonio Terry has been discontinued Her
I.wyer W. Morton Grinnell received telegram from
Mrs Terry who is In Paris. telling him to withdraw the
suit and he obtained yesterday order OF discontinue
anoe from Justice Donohue, OF the supreme Court No
reason for this assigned by Mrs Terry In he
hri dspatCh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
HACKING MYSELF WITH A RAZOR

Frederick stark German barber Of middle age, living
at No 1874 Cherry early yesterday iosrnins tried 70
XII himself He cut the veins Of bis wrists and also cut
gashes in his throat with but did net sever the
arteries The police found him weak FROM less OF nooa
and sent him to the Gouvorueur slip Hospital
prisoner There is said TO DO fair prospect that he
wou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
puyERlL OF ROBERT sToEPEL.

Robert stoepe, tho well-known theatrical orchestra
leader the husband of Matilda heron and the father OF
Bijou Heron was buried yesterday The funeral services
ware held 1t the Church Of the TRANSPORTATION IN East
Twsnty nfpthst the little church around the corner
The Rev Or. Hought0n ofciatoe. Many WeiI-Enown
actors and actresscs were present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05

UNTRUE CHLR6ES AGAINST A DsTRC7IVR
twas said ut Pscs Headquarters yesterday that In
specor Byrnes had finished investigation Of the story
that Hickey had Joined In ngat N
kenburShs restaurant had been arrested and after
ward lot 70 In the Mr. Byrnes said he was sate-
fad there was nethipE In the story
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-05
AN OFFICIAL. wRoNGFULLY ACCUSED.

WASHINGTON Oct 4.-Itis stated at tho Lighthouse
Board that the lighthouse Official At Amberstburg, Ont,
is not in receipt OF pay from this Government IN addi'
ton 10 his pay from the Dominion Government
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24


r.itls glofsnas Mezsrs. 81 F4se-s1. . =
Ma elpai1al-4
A trsllaz u4aInse Ri- se As4d a. nc
kalE acsllEl.s t1ls s-tefneoe-
IlssEs srs loa thEt9- seFen nle1ias .
fsea a. ghe 80 4aa F4s-<fz 49, "a 1sn-@-isi.
fhs iasrmoasfsr a. ID o'e-oe< YESTERDAY
Eseislegs1 - a. Aac4i4sa ai41 - 81 re-
tosxsg.
The .ast bop "a TIA se4s1n tt ne - y ssil-
a sons od4. asass 80 3e 1si1 sls sss4
Gom t,inoft9F aisi.4.
Tie -era8szles sfoisa from re sore -
Csseads aage 1esa ls..ae 4n1 tie eizeefs
s<e AL a--ti4S iof tze ta-sFes.
Wa1ace fr4aklia "a. soid s1f $50. bis
20 81 ufiaNa Beach - L1fea DsF 80 ,if4i1AA-
VIE. sao ~ ssser . eostass tasrse1-
James bo.Eer a. 11alznsssaois sstsisn
O. i1s eeill.eEs nonls. sas seat - AL 81
tsalty eafs ysslsll4y tor 5slaz dfila2-
ssssrai lasasbefs u tie Christooel-e Boat
Cab. ~ taiz Gag. haze arrlYed s1ieiy a.
Ctaad Raven. sfisr atEp ff0m Holland
The 0rxad Rapids shootlag CLUB slil
c0ntsst STA tAs 1saad Haven aad sPfsag
Laks eluDs today. shooting fecria Diacx-
birds.
"a excursi0n 70 Ottawa Beach from Hast
inas and staeE points on tae Michigan Cen
iral railroaa. slA pass through this city
Friday
6sorxs Lafimer = Sand Lake youth who
vas lost 4onca3 night and picked up by a
policeman % Canai-zt.. w4z seng home yea
isriay-
Char.ie R0ss. the vel knosn COMEDIAN,
i in tAs estg Waiting friends f0r lev DAYS.
Prior - leaving GA a toar With hayerlY =
Aluslrsls.
A spectacis soclAl. a new and novel
method 0f amusement siil oe gwen BY the
v est side Coed fenp.ars a. heir hail. -
West bFidg@-st, fomor0w evening.
The assumrait ease OF Catherine Byrnes
ssslnst Joseph ii. Aagtin. which was
secentiY decided Ia ihe Circuit Court, has
been appealed 10 the supreme Court.
Chsflis WaIers. Who refused % 20 home
sunday night Nhsu commanded by his
father. had hls Lne paid Yesterday by bis
mother and ke sas released from the
JAIL
Wm. G. Baker, IT,. Of Spring Lake. died
there 0n Monday of congestion OF the
stomach. The deceased was a member OF
the o-Wash- N0Gg club. and had many
frisnds here.
The examination OF John K0rstanga. the
foreman of the ChAic Factory who Is cnsrg-
ed With deadly assault. Was continued yes
iefday and adjourned until next Monday
when The testimony viii DC closed.
Judge J. q. hAmsdsll. OF Traverse City.
Vas Ia town yesterday. on business. per
iainlns % The coming fair. he states hat
TIE long continued drogth has bad tisas-
tfous effect on erops OF a. kinds up north.
The Aldermen OF the Fourth znd Fifth
wards vii meet Thursday evening 70 con-
ff.aFF
psny for the sightOf Way through Coit-ave.
fsowDrldge Barclay and Cherry-sts. AL
iaterested are expected % present.
For sometime back Turnkey Lewis has
been troubled somewhat oy the prisoners
giving him money and sending after
tobacco Tor their use. This has caused A
good deal Of annoyance and 10 avoid this
be has procured government license 10
SCI tas weed 20 The prisoners.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24

The late Mrs. Z. L. Barrell left for Jack.
son yesterday.
Frank w. Foster and wife Of Nevsvxo.
are visiting friends in the city.
Mrs j. II. Pittengen goes today TO Macki-
nsv Island % spend the rest OF the season.
Mrs. v and daughter. OF 227 Spring
81, have fs--.i asd from visit TO Tekocsha,
Mich.
Cnited States District Attorney G.. Chase
GodNin B az Aanistee on Official busi-
ness.
Miss Addie Ford IS visiting friends in
Battle Creok. aad viii 20 from there to
Boston.
viii r. Mac MILAN. Of Muskegon. was in
tevn over Sunday, visiting friends on the
West side.
Ex-Sherif Kinney went to woodvills
yesterday 20 see 10 the rebuilding OF
dis saw mill.
Miss Belle Reynders, Of 263 South
Dlyision-st, aas returned from visit to
Detroit, Mich.
Deputy County Treasurer, Miss Nettis
stnson, hss returned from q two weeks
VISIT at The northern resorts.
City Clerk John J. Belknsp and wife and
Charles Pierce and wife lsft yesterday for
flas Lake, for short vacation.
David Potter will soon return 70 his for
mer home in Fiona. Ont. where be will
engage IN Business with his brother.
A. A. By4orn, the West Bridge Street
grocer, VIII leave this morning for Battle
Creek. UhSre his family are visiting.
Mss Ssllie Mcmillan. OF Nuskegon. ia
vislua- friends IN the city and il the guest
of Mss Carris tioodrIch. Of ll3 COurt-st.
Mrs y. n Hopkins. = teacher in the
LGiington schools. has resigned her posi-
ton tners and viii accept a better one
here.
Masters Charles snd FL. Perkins. Elmer
and Blame Gsvitt and Cas- Cole 70 TODAY
TO camp At Ottawa Beach nutd school com
meuces.
]. +. Williams. chief clerk of the general
freight department OF TIE c. & ". VI. is con.
noed . his hone on Hsnry.st. with a Sc.
we're cold.
The sngaxsnent Of Clayton r. Gill to
diss Dslia DAYS, formerly OF this CITY. =
announced. The wedding occurs earlv
next month.
Ex-fatroimau Ellis RI. GRAY has rstnrn.
- from visit TO MS home n Minneapolis.
ana wih resume his former position At the
Wonderland thsstrs, when the season
ope2s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24

fAs Nsslssa Asesgsn ksrnsfs GiN5
asef yesterday j. tAs.r sooa - rs Asy-
nlaExsE oEi-clag. s1lh s.x1teeu meaoeTs
pressaL Al tAe opsai8s * tne mseslaS :.
L k1llsE. rhs SseEs4ary. rs41 a. ssea Ia -
z4sd le ne d2sAzse ire HsssA4a s. 43ss T.
t1e 81zas erce AL s1sa s1sL - 1lzat f1e
see1 - a. lss CxsFsnt 2sce lsa zs<. re
s41,eel cs01ssa1 a. fee Mket q Wa
s hSg E5s1x II - tie Rsot@e1tSs EAfiF ga
he 4rns1 y 4 Adams of Fsas ao1
Asron C.arz sd e. g. leassLeek - tais
etsy. k1d ID fasox e 1lxa LaEit zDo
Va H cnltA. ~ Cesar ea-iaSss a11 4.
l. bfiszs 81 or4Es Rspsts t0snship.
I4.ks3 4k4sns. Il TIE disllsslon .as net
eFot z1s - : CO clGsi51. al1 sAt be eon-
unazd q a. neat 4ssl-ng. ths nEss 11ss
1zy ~ S<Di1Hl eeI.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24
THE PcoR nousE- ElRar.
a Matter which the Supervisors WIN Coz.
std@r st the Oetaber session.

''''---tt ~ - F%FFt-orH ~ III I1D-
slider &c the Oeteber Session.
Some Of the Supervisors are discussing
the matter Of building new poor-boass
next season. n fact they al recognize the
need % such an improvement aud il ser
rected there vii be little r. snv oprosifion
- he project. vhlcn vii De brought before
TIE Board of Supervisors az The October ses-
sion.
II any man opposes The scheme said
curerv sor Fheips. az Nelson. vasferf.av
ve 4 INST tske Inn ouf % the farm AMI
slio~ him % iFsy in the usDor-hauss At
nlSht- No nan. whose hear e in the rixh {
ptsee. Vii Oppose the proisct after he has
examined the old buildings III he urisnu
srs Al he AL wcre Obliged % Eve in srch
quarters 80 sre rrsvied for the rnfsrtunsfs >
pcor. sheTe would - terrible howl
sni1S tns pa1peTS az entitled 10 fsifv A.
m1c1 consideration as TIE criminals
osversi Other Supervisors endorsed NJ
Phelps oririun. and is = PROBABLE thss ~.
rnor- -houses lgleStion wiu tske tha rlars ~
TIE rev o,nrt house controversy n, rhs
kcsrd a. TIE gearing session. We naw
make arrangement 70 sacare A 80 fn- a
trurt house sad a mern5er 81 - Pca-s
-e1t he peer-hcfsse nust be huiit frsf
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24

Doubtless the many residents of the Val
ley City who enjoyed the Clam Bake Al
Reeds Lake last season. will rejoice over
the announcement that 7. u. Swetland,
the genial proprietor o. tie Pavilion. will
give Grand New England Clam Bake at
the lake August 30tb. Mr.. SHETLAND will
superintend the Bake himself and have
everything connected with IL first class, and
AL those who never attended Q regular
Clam Bake would act wise oy attending,
as il is something rare in this section OF
the country, and Mr.. SwetIsnd's efforts in
providing for the pleasure Of his friends
should be most heartily endorsed by the
entire community.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24

benardus Fotsvss, vale waikinx past
the Aroelter HslI Gu Jeiferson-st. Nsrsisv
nisht, Tss secoesed By eoaEle q trsnaps
rbo demanded quarter fraps BIN. Th~
rss retsss'. Then srddsniv be ssw sn arr,
rslsea. 'eAf scuetalng aesvy colnde VITA
Nc 49, Ehes Eeil. ssi wss eiaak fer
vne - VS. ie,ind few minutes siler
- friend srf rrrerfans,sss r..t,-..7
n isce 'ras lad ut rider ne 80 80 az
though is had beer struck h~ \ stsra -
seuae cl1nt irssrltnaea1 He si3 ~ 49,
vhc the wressaes were ~ho sssanlfea hfn,
eut tie c1lieeS az en- - lookcrt. ss "a -
10 not he nrsi esss 81 th. kind -AseA 49,
er@rss reeeIztF
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24

AID DrE hoUsE. No. 2 CsNAL~sT..
GRAsp RAFIns, NIoH., July %, lSS7.)
Editor TELk6EsN. HAFALp.
Please inform the public that have con-
nected = steam laundry with my Dye House
and Securing establishment. aud will do my
utmost 20 give them the best work that was
ever brought out BY machinery. and tell
them that humbly ask Of them share Of
their trsde. Your most humble servant
g. A. BERwIS.
Ring telephone No. 9l9.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24

We took it out riding in its carriage and
Il vent 20 steep I5 csnght cold while We
we're Carrying il from the csrriags back into
the house" The Holman Adjustable Bsbv
Carriage can be detached from the whee.s
aud carried into the house without disturb
ing the baby. See advertisement and se7d
for catalogue. Z75 Wsossh Avsnre, Chi
csx0. IB.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24
EAeaysisa 10 -. Jos~ph 4sd Beaten
AaEissFs

TIE Mechanics Cias. Of tbs city, viii
gise az sxeaFsiou % ths above places aezs
5ani4y, Angus -. Trans vii ie4ye the
I t1i8n dep0g al 8 ID : H., returning lssss
81 Jossph a. . 81 ?. pa. arriving Ia ol6Dd
Rapids At 9 . IA Fare ior tas r01no trap
8 -, ehndsea from o TO ~ years Of age. 40
esnts Also sn excursion ca lake Alchi-
zaa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24

TIE 9 ? 4 r Rsilrosd Corps7v hars
offered sor $40 - 81 the pine lads n Lake
co1utT- -esled BIDS vi - received 81 ~
o. h1ghart Land CON n 5ssiorer. - -
cnered October ~. next Fisus ard further
a. Grand Rsriis A&ch
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24

All those who subscribed for missions
and benevolent objects IN Division ~. n.
Z. Church aFs hereby notified that their
cards are lsfl for collection with j. W.
Adams. % AOnroe- 81. They are requested
~ call aud pay before sept /.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24

Thr L. T. and r Qasdril;e Club. viii give
tsrsnd Prize Ds1cs 90 next THURSDAY
evsnius. Aug = A. the WeSs side Skating
Rink. Ade8ission 50 cents. Al friends are
corsiisllv invited - attend.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24

Wsnted-Bosrd in exchange for art work
or instruction in painting. Address Art,
box :, this Office.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24

Trn forget Tohn Hires benefit dance a.
Norsen Hsh F<iday evening. August -
Admittsnee 50 eears.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24
sailor Hat.

A. Adams 4 Co.. for only =. s. and 50
cents. New goods arriving from New YORK
an PnAzdeiphia daily.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24

Srsui vnur vacation a. The E~ns,a~.
sss- ksreor Sprinzs Meh
Tex 3 SEzxY Nsusx~~
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24

Don't forget the BrickIsyers' and Mssons
excursion to Muskegon Saturday, August
- Tickets B.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24

Don't forget John Hises' benefit dance A.
Norden Hat Friday evening, August p.
Aduastf sucs 81 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-24

When everything else fails, DR.. Sage.
Catarrh Remedy cures.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-07-21
Training Her Cubs.

On the train crossing the Rocky
Mountains / heard a teamster tell
about mother bear and her cub. Civ
ing good example to human mothers
in family government. This man was
going up the mountain for pine logs,
driving wagon. On the top of a
large rock by the side of the road was
a bear, the mother having started up
the mountain on the approach of the
team. The cub looked so cnte." said
the teamster, 'lying there with its
paws dropping over the edge OF the
rock. watching the horses as they
came up. Presently the old bear
came bounding back to the cub. and.
giving it nudge with her nose. start
ed up the mountain again. expecting
the young one to follow. But the
cub made no move. The old bear then
came back the second time, and. tax
ing up the cub in her arms. gave him
several cuffs. This time the cub
obeyed orders. and followed the old
bear in gallop up the side OF the
mountain. Our Dumb animals.